32caf5b1eb Others, in a worst case, have had permanent damage to their cardsHere's an older thread where someone had the same issue with an S308-19-2013 12:02 PM Like 2 13 BradSCJB Originally Posted by scorpiodsu If the computer recognizes your phone but won't let you see any files then that would seem that USB debugging is not enabledSo next you will have to use a wireless mouse to input your pin or gestureOriginally Posted by Jpellings83 There's a way of doing this, because I just went through the entire process and found a few tricks

Highly recommend using a cloud service to save picsIt requires manufacturers to provide owners and independent repair businesses with fair access to service information and affordable replacement parts08-19-2013 11:25 AM Like 0 12,022 SpookDroid Ambassador Originally Posted by inphoenix Note to self : Make sure to save all pics on SD cardYou own itThe Fair Repair Act, or LB 67, is simpleTell them that you want the right to repair your purchasesSo if you can get your hands on another phone with enough storage to transfer everything over then you should be okThen I will show you the steps how it works, just take a broken Samsung Galaxy S6 as an exampleSo you can fix the stuff you own quicklyand get on with your lifeFind out who represents you in the Tennessee General Assembly

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